Colorado Group Psilocybin Ceremonies 2027

Arrive- Jan. 15th

Depart- Jan. 17th

Arrive- Feb. 19th

Depart- Feb 21

Spring Equinox

Arrive- March 19th

Depart- March 21st

Arrive- April 23rd

Depart- April 25th

Arrive- May 21st

Depart- May 23rd

3 days/2 nights - Room and healthy meals included

Join us in a state that supports the legal exploration of Plant Medicines, in a safe and natural space held by trained and experienced Medicine Carriers.

Retreat Schedule

Day 1

• Arrival between2-3pm fall and winter

• Tobacco Cleanse using Mapacho smoke

• Afternoon: Ceremonial Breathwork

• Evening: Psilocybin Ceremony/Receiving a soplar (traditionally, the blowing of Mapacho smoke by the shaman for cleansing and protection)

• Light soup served post ceremony

Day 2

• Morning: Breakfast/ Integration

• Tobacco Cleanse using Mapacho smoke

• Optional practices: Breath work-Cold Plunge

• Evening: Entheogen Heart Medicine Ceremony with Breathwork

• Light soup served post ceremony.

Day 3

• Morning: Breakfast/Integration & Closing

• Departure by 11am

The Invitation

You are invited to join us in a fusion of Plant Medicine and Breathwork—a deep dive into inner healing, expansion, and peace. This retreat offers a chance to reconnect with Self and Nature while being supported in community and ceremony.

The Land

The retreat takes place on sacred Native land in the Sangre de Cristo Mountains of Crestone, Colorado—a landscape alive with its own medicine. Nestled among the pines, this land is home to high mountain lakes, waterfalls, and one of Mother Earth’s greatest natural energy flows: the largest water aquifer in North America.

The valley is held by towering 14,000-foot peaks—Crestone Peak, the most sacred mountain of the Hopi, and Mount Blanca, sacred to the Navajo—separated only by the Great Sand Dunes. To the West stretches the San Luis Valley, known to Native peoples as “The Bloodless Valley,” a place where tribes gathered in peace for powwows, medicine, and connection. Recognized as the largest high desert valley in the world, this land is a natural vortex of energy.

Crestone is also a designated dark sky area, offering breathtaking stargazing that reminds us of our place in the great cosmic web.

What’s Included

• 3 days / 2 nights in retreat space

• Nourishing meals

• Ceremonial Breathwork sessions

• Two Plant Medicine ceremonies

• Tabacco Cleansing using Mapacho smoke

• Integration & community support

• Experienced, compassionate guides

Our Commitment

White Rabbit Collective is devoted to sharing the medicine of conscious breath in harmony with sacred plants. We are committed to creating a pure, safe, and sacred space where each person can open to their own unique unfolding—reuniting with the higher self, and stepping into boundless expansion.

We believe that everyone should have access to these healing modalities.

For new participants, an introductory call will be scheduled, followed by a preparation email to help you step into ceremony with confidence and care.

$2500 – Private 1:1 - 3 day/2 night Crestone, Colorado Plant Medicine Retreat

$5000- Couples Retreat 3 Day/2 night Colorado Plant Medicine retreat

$1800- Psilocybin Group Ceremony Crestone, Colorado Plant Medicine Retreat.

CONTACT:

• White Rabbit Collective
  Email-info@whiterabbitcollective.net
  +1 (719) 937-8000

  About The Medicine Guides

  Justin Gould

  Justin is a registered nurse with over 18 years of experience and has been on the medicine path just under a decade. His experience with serving medicines and his training with Maestro Don David has grounded his path in both modern practice and the Mestizo Tradition.

  Azria Barrett

  Azria's medicine path started when she was young with grandmother, who is a master weaver. She worked with ancient patterns to healt the soul. Later in life her path led to the Amazon basin and Ayhuasca to train with Maestro Don David in the Mestizo Tradition.

• This is more than a retreat

  Are you ready to transform and expand?

  Contact us if you have any questions or to set up an Introduction call.

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